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Re: A sad state of affairs
by Anon on Monday 09/Jul/2007, @08:37

The citations [1] and [2] are transposed, of course :)

Oh, and:

"GTK's LGPL license starts to show its advantages for companies."

The LGPL has been showing its "advantages" for years, and yet somehow, inexplicably!, companies are still buying Qt licenses. Probably because they consider a natively cross-platform, top-quality and incredibly well documented and easy-to-use toolkit to be worth the tiny fraction of a developer's salary that constitutes a Qt license.

And anyway, since when do we care about what companies that intend to keep their apps closed do? They don't affect KDE one way or another.

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